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Wenchang Dijun | Hand-Painted Amulet (Brush-Holding & Ruyi-Holding Forms)

Wenchang Dijun | Hand-Painted Amulet (Brush-Holding & Ruyi-Holding Forms)

Regular price HK$1,012.00 HKD
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Deity form
Quantity
Artwork details
Artist
Original designs, individually hand-painted by Master Zhijian
Craft
Gongbi painting with natural mineral pigments and hand-applied gold detailing
Use
Wearing, display or collection
Handmade character
Natural variations in linework, colour and gold details

Choosing a composition

The brush-holding form is associated with study, examinations, writing and research; the ruyi-holding form with career and professional advancement. These are wishes within traditional culture, not guarantees of personal outcomes.

Production & delivery
  1. Order scheduling

    The production queue depends on current orders and the complexity of the piece. Confirm any required delivery date before ordering.

  2. Individually hand-painted

    Master Zhijian creates each artwork in the temple where he practises. Painting takes place after the scheduled start.

  3. 30-day altar observance

    After painting is completed, the finished amulet is placed on the altar for 30 days. This is the observance period.

  4. Protective packing & dispatch

    The amulet is packed and dispatched after altar observance. Transit time starts at dispatch and depends on the destination and carrier.

Allow time for the queue, painting, 30 days of altar observance and delivery. A shipping estimate does not include the stages before dispatch.

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Care & optional renewal

Avoid immersion, high humidity and direct contact with alcohol or chemical cleaners. The hand-painted amulet’s blessing cycle lasts one year after completion of the blessing. You can continue to keep the artwork or personal keepsake afterwards. Renewal is optional; contact us before arranging a return.

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Shipping reference for available destinations:

DestinationShipping feeAfter dispatch
TaiwanTWD 230Estimated 3–5 working days
Singapore0–1,000 g: SGD 10.99; 1,001–3,000 g: SGD 15.99; 3,001 g+: SGD 39.99Estimated 3–5 working days
MalaysiaMYR 12.20Estimated 3–5 working days
ThailandTHB 233.29Estimated 3–5 working days
VietnamVND 181,572Estimated 3–5 working days
Hong KongFrom HKD 0; SF Express HKD 45 for 3,001–5,000 g3–5 days (SF Express)
Mainland ChinaCNY 5See checkout
JapanFrom JPY 907 (0–500 g); another available option is JPY 1,1345–10 days
United States0–1,000 g: USD 19.99; 1,001–3,000 g: USD 36.99; 3,001–5,000 g: USD 66.997–15 days
CanadaCAD 18.38 / 28.28Standard: 12–20 days
Express: 7–12 days
United KingdomGBP 9.80 / 15.08Standard: 12–20 days
Express: 7–12 days
AustraliaAUD 18.41 / 28.33Standard: 12–20 days
Express: 7–12 days
New ZealandNZD 22.73 / 34.98Standard: 12–20 days
Express: 7–12 days
Germany, Spain, Finland, France, Ireland, ItalyEUR 11.40 / 17.55Standard: 12–20 days
Express: 7–12 days

For destinations not listed, availability and timing must be confirmed at checkout or with us. contact@daodeca.com

Air delivery to your door. Delivery estimates below start after dispatch.

Production and order queue time are additional; please see the product description and your confirmed schedule.

Hand-painted amulets: after completion, 30 days on the temple altar are required before dispatch. This is separate from production, queue and delivery time.

Reference rates in the currencies shown. The final fee and available shipping options depend on your destination and order weight at checkout. Estimates are not guaranteed and may be affected by customs or the carrier.

Dimensions and Included Accessories

Amulet body: 4 × 5 cm; with pendant case: approximately 4.5 cm wide × 5.5 cm high.

Includes: pendant case, cord, wooden jewelry box, and cowhide carrying pouch.

Brush or ruyi? Choose the form that fits your intention

  • Brush-holding form: associated with study, examinations, writing and research.
  • Ruyi-holding form: associated with career, promotion and professional advancement.

Both forms are individually hand-painted by Master Zhijian. Choose according to the intention and imagery that matter to you. These associations express wishes within traditional Wenchang belief and do not guarantee personal outcomes.

View the brush-holding form · View the ruyi-holding form
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Introduction to the Deity

Wenchang Dijun is an important deity in Chinese traditional culture and the faith of scholars and literati, long associated with prayers for reading, writing, imperial examinations, and official careers.

Iconography and Works

This collection offers brush-holding and ruyi-holding forms. Both compositions draw on traditional Wenchang iconography, with different held objects and visual details.

Both forms were re-composed by Master Zhijian based on traditional iconographic elements, and hand-painted one by one in a meticulous colored-painting style. It uses natural mineral pigments, with gold details hand-applied to the crown ornaments, robe patterns, ritual implements, and partial details. As a result, each piece will naturally differ in line work, color, and golden texture.

Production Process

Underdrawing in line art → layered color application → detailed refinement → hand-applied gold finishing. Not printed, transferred, or mass-produced.

Offering and Shipping

Master Zhijian personally paints each work in the Taoist temple where he practices. After painting is completed, the work remains on the altar at that same temple for 30 days before protective packing and dispatch. Because each piece is hand-painted, production and scheduling will vary depending on the complexity of the work and the current order volume.

Wearing and Display

It may be worn or displayed according to personal religious practice, and can also be collected as a small traditional Chinese deity artwork. Avoid prolonged soaking in water, high humidity, alcohol, and direct contact with chemical cleaners.

Note:This article presents traditional religious/folk-belief culture and the actual creative process, and does not guarantee wealth, health, relationships, career success, or any other personal outcome.

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